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We replaced the brakes on my Toyota a couple days ago and discovered that one of the calipers had locked up. The replacement caliper (remanufactured) was $156.99. We rebuilt the caliper (with the help of a youtube video) for the price of the lubricant. A whopping $1.99 plus tax and thirty minutes of our time and a bit of brake cleaner. A savings by time you add tax of over $165.00!
Too top it all off, these brakes had 138,016 miles on them and O'Reilly auto parts replaced the pads free of charge under their lifetime warranty!
Don't be afraid to do this yourself. The worst you could do it have to buy the part anyways!
Too top it all off, these brakes had 138,016 miles on them and O'Reilly auto parts replaced the pads free of charge under their lifetime warranty!
Don't be afraid to do this yourself. The worst you could do it have to buy the part anyways!
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Posted 7 mo ago
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A1C Medrick "Rick" DeVaney
Is That Anything Like Gonorrhea?
And You Got It From O'Reilly's Sister?
I Think I've Known The Entire family
At 1 Time Or Another, And Occasionally Twice,
And You Got It From O'Reilly's Sister?
I Think I've Known The Entire family
At 1 Time Or Another, And Occasionally Twice,
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Way over my head, I flew them, didn't begin to fix them. But kudos to those who can!
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A1C Medrick "Rick" DeVaney
And CORONAL, I'd Place A Good Sized Bet Which States, With 20 - 1 Odds,
While In Flight Doing MACH II, You Never Flipped Open The Hood To Do A Carburetor Adjustment, NOR For That Matter, Even Wipe Off Those Rain-Drops On The Wind Shield.
~Rooky Aircraft Mechanics~
While In Flight Doing MACH II, You Never Flipped Open The Hood To Do A Carburetor Adjustment, NOR For That Matter, Even Wipe Off Those Rain-Drops On The Wind Shield.
~Rooky Aircraft Mechanics~
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